Problem to understand how the power is distributed

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The discussion revolves around understanding how power is distributed in a static scenario involving a wheel. Participants are trying to clarify the conditions and implications of the problem presented, which includes references to forces and angles.

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  • Exploratory, Assumption checking

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  • Participants are attempting to determine the resultant force acting on the wheel and questioning the nature of power in a static context. There are requests for clarification regarding the original question and the conditions of the problem.

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The discussion is ongoing, with some participants questioning whether the scenario is indeed static and if power can be considered in this context. There is no explicit consensus, but the nature of the problem is being explored through various interpretations.

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Some participants note that the scenario appears to be static, which raises questions about the relevance of power in this situation. There are also references to images that may provide additional context, but their content is not discussed in detail.

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I can’t get in the picture below which power I will get on the wheel, i am guessing that there will be an resultant on 45 degree with a force of around400*9,82 N.

http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/2695/problemhjul4rh.jpg
Thx for any help given
 
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So there are no missunderstandings

http://img475.imageshack.us/img475/723/problemhjul27vf.png
 
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Can you clarify the question?
 
How will the power be distributed at the wheel?
 
The power is zero, isn't it? Nothing is moving. It's a statics question?
 
berkeman said:
The power is zero, isn't it? Nothing is moving. It's a statics question?

Yes it's static :smile: ...
 

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